Exterior: Brick

Foundation: Concrete; Stone

Flooring: Carpet; Hardwood

Heating: Hot Water

needed for a variety of modern commercial applications. National Park Service records identify the property as a contributing building within the Beckley Courthouse Square Historic District and describe its two-story brick construction, five-bay façade, arched entrance, decorative brickwork, and colored-stone architectural detailing. The building consists of two full above-grade stories plus a full basement, providing three substantial levels of usable space. The arrangement offers excellent potential for professional offices, legal or financial services, administrative operations, institutional use, retail or service businesses, investment use, or a combination of uses, subject to applicable zoning and approvals. One of the property's especially useful features is the full basement with garage-door access. This lower level provides abundant storage and workspace and allows larger items, supplies, equipment, files, inventory, or maintenance materials to be moved directly into the building. For an owner-user or business that needs significant storage alongside office or commercial space, this is a particularly valuable feature. The two upper levels allow you to organize operations by department, create separate office suites, add conference and meeting areas, or potentially accommodate multiple occupants. Combined with the basement, the building offers a versatility that is difficult to duplicate in a conventional one-level commercial property. Location, Location, Location The South Heber Street location places the property in downtown Beckley's governmental, professional, educational, and commercial core. The surrounding Courthouse Square Historic District encompasses about eight blocks centered on the Raleigh County Courthouse, with Main, Neville, Prince, Heber, Kanawha, and adjoining streets forming the community's historic center. For attorneys, title companies, accountants, financial professionals, consultants, government contractors, nonprofit organizations, and other professional users, this downtown setting deserves particular consideration. Property & Neighborhood Highlights Two-story commercial building plus full basement Square footage including basement is approx. 15,000 square feet Circa-1927 construction according to National Park Service historic documentation. Brick exterior with historic architectural character, including an arched entrance and decorative brick and stone detailing. Full basement with garage-door access Extensive basement storage space, providing excellent room for records, inventory, equipment, supplies, maintenance items, or business storage. Located within the Beckley Courthouse Square Historic District, an approximately eight-block historic area centered on Beckley's courthouse and traditional downtown. Convenient to Raleigh County Courthouse and the Raleigh County Judicial Center, making the location especially appealing for law offices and court-related professional services. The County Clerk lists its courthouse offices at 215 Main Street. Near the Robert C. Byrd United States Courthouse and Federal Building, represented locally by the US District Court Clerk at 110 North Heber Street. Close to West Virginia University Institute of Technology, whose Beckley campus occupies multiple buildings in and around South Kanawha Street, Neville Street, and the surrounding downtown area. Convenient to downtown restaurants, professional offices, banking, governmental services, cultural venues, and public parking. Near The Raleigh Playhouse and Theatre on Neville Street, an established downtown arts and entertainment venue. Convenient to Beckley Intermodal Gateway Parking and its downtown parking facilities and public gathering area. A short trip from New River Park and the Beckley Exhibition Coal Mine and Youth Museum, one of Beckley's signature visitor attractions. The City of Beckley identifies the Exhibition Coal Mine and Youth Museum as focal points of New River Park. Within the greater Beckley commercial market served by Beckley ARH Hospital and the Raleigh General medical corridor. Convenient regional highway connectivity. Beckley's transportation network includes US Route 19, WV Route 3, WV Route 16, I-64 and I-77, providing connections throughout southern West Virginia and to the larger interstate system. Tamarack Marketplace, West Virginia's prominent arts, crafts, food, and cultural marketplace, is located along the I-64/I-77 corridor at Exit 45. The City of Beckley's adopted comprehensive plan identifies downtown as a key focus for continued revitalization, including improvements along the Neville and Main Street corridors and public spaces intended to encourage activity and private investment. A Building With Character, Space and Location Commercial buildings offering historic character, three levels of usable space, substantial storage and a downtown location do not come along every day. Whether envisioned as a professional headquarters, law office, accounting or financial-services center, administrative facility, nonprofit headquarters, investment property, specialty commercial operation, or another adaptive commercial use, 207 South Heber Street offers an opportunity to establish a presence in one of Beckley's most historically significant commercial districts. The substantial basement and garage-door access add a practical dimension rarely found in traditional downtown office buildings. At the same time, the historic brick façade gives the property an identity and presence that newer commercial construction often cannot duplicate. 207 S. Heber Street -- historic downtown character, substantial usable space, excellent storage, and a strategic location in the heart of Beckley and Raleigh County, West Virginia. Prospective purchasers should independently verify square footage, zoning, permitted uses, utilities, historic-district requirements, building systems, parking rights, and other matters material to their intended use. Investment highlights Located in the heart of downtown Beckley, WV Easy walking distance to the County Courthouse Quick walk to the Federal Courthouse Great redevelopment building Large multi-purpose basement Historic Civil War Marker Historic West Virginia State Police Marker Good parking Walking distance to religious buildings Currently set up with multiple offices that could be rented